Co-Change supports the implementation of institutional change among research and innovation actors in the areas of research ethics, open science, stakeholder engagement, science education, gender equality and sustainability. The partners form a network of research organisations, research funding and government agencies, firms, ethics councils, and civil society organisations. Together, they develop tools and practices for responsible research and innovation, for example, to reflect on internal norms, values and practices, and to build capacity for governance and management, ethical and social impact monitoring, and assessment.
Latest News
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![Co-Change Final Conference]()
2023. 02. 06. Co-Change Final Conference We are going to celebrate our final conference in Budapest, Hungary, on the 6th and 7th of February, 2023. Join us online or in person in the historical downtown of Budapest. -
![How to boost responsible funding – exchange trip from Tampere to Vienna]()
2023. 01. 13. How to boost responsible funding – exchange trip from Tampere to Vienna December 2022 started with a great learning experience, as Tiina from the Council of Tampere Region, Finland visited Co-Change project partners in Vienna, Austria. Because of the long COVID years, this was the first time to meet face-to-face. The two research-funding partners of our project met to discuss how to introduce accountability into research funding. -
![The Co-Change animation video was presented!]()
2022. 11. 07. The Co-Change animation video was presented! Our animation video is about the basic RRI aspects and the possible institutionalisation of responsibility. Take 4 minutes to watch it.
Upcoming events
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![Co-Change Final Conference]()
Location: Budapest, online
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![STS Conference Graz 2023]()
Location: Graz, Austria
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![Eu-SPRI 2023 Conference]()
Location: Brighton
Change labs
The Co-Change Labs are spaces for experimentation, where we work to better address societal challenges. The lab teams produce customised tools to make research and innovation more responsible. Our cooperation partners operate as a network of research performing, and research funding organisations as well as various societal stakeholders. Some labs are more technology-specific, e.g., oriented towards artificial intelligence and autonomous systems technologies. Other labs are more oriented at specific practices, e.g., working on open science, gender equality, and sustainability.
More about change labs